Phyllis and Diane of Northcliffe and Me-lee-lah's tidal-wave warning

What was reported

Hind recalls the Northcliffe abduction, printed as Case No 50 in issues 6, 8 and 10. Me-lee-lah, commander of the craft, showed the two women a vision of most of the South African coast, from the north-western Cape round to beyond Durban, being battered by tidal waves 72 metres high; the only safe ground would be very high, such as the Pyrenees in Spain. She would not promise who would be rescued, saying many of her own kind would also perish, but told Phyllis that if she and Diane were saved they would be wanted to help with the children. Hind now finds that remark uneasy beside the hybrid-programme claims of Jacobs and Hopkins.

What Hind made of it

Sounded kindly and benevolent at the time; the 'help with the children' request now troubles her in the light of Jacobs and Hopkins.

In their words

• if she and Diane were rescued, they would like them 'to help with the children.'

• All this sounded very kindly, and they were hailed as a good and benevolent group.

Cross references

• UFO AFRINEWS No 6
• UFO AFRINEWS No 8
• UFO AFRINEWS No 10
• The Threat by David Jacobs

Connected

• South African Abduction in 1988Case fileNamed person

  Meleelah / Me-lee-lah: the same commander, the same 72-metre waves, now read uneasily against Jacobs and Hopkins.

• Phyllis and Diane abduction, Johannesburg (editorial retelling)Case fileHind follow-up

  Editorial retelling as the case Hind found most convincing; the scar moves to Diane's left breast where 10-14-1 had it below Debra's right breast.

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 18 (July 1998), spread 3-4

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